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176574.7 in reply to 176574.6
Date: 3/4/2011 4:32:15 PM
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I have played Inside iso for a few games and from my experience it results on your team getting more outside shots, i think i may have read somewhere that it depends on a player driving the ball inside or passing inside to draw the defense, then the ball is kicked out hopefully for an open shot. i played it last game in a PL match and my SF who is probably my best scorer took 33 shots for 44 points, far more than any other players

if this is correct i hope it helps you understand inside iso

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176574.8 in reply to 176574.6
Date: 3/4/2011 4:32:54 PM
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There I managed to stop their high scorer quite OK. At least bhind the 3point line.
As U can see (8169656) he is able to shoot with a higher accuracy normally. Im still not happy with the Box n One because 33 points is way too much for him. Thats more than his average though the othrr teams dont play Boxn1 and their OD ratings suck compared to mine (mostly). Did he took my man2man defender (best OD) inside and school him there though they were playing RnGun!?!?!?!?!?!

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176574.9 in reply to 176574.7
Date: 3/4/2011 9:18:51 PM
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I have played Inside iso for a few games and from my experience it results on your team getting more outside shots, i think i may have read somewhere that it depends on a player driving the ball inside or passing inside to draw the defense, then the ball is kicked out hopefully for an open shot.

I think this is absolutely true, unless you have a super freakishly good big-man (or big-men). So even when playing Inside Iso, your team would suck if you have bad outside because when the gurds receive the ball from the big man who are unable to shoot, they'll shoot poor and miss quite a lot. So when you don't have a super big-men, I look this tactic more as an outside focused offense.

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176574.10 in reply to 176574.9
Date: 3/4/2011 11:11:01 PM
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This game is based on matchups. So if your inside player is considerably better than his opponent (he doesn't have to be freakishly good just relatively better than his defender), your inside player will get a lot of shot attempts. If your inside players are equal or worse than their defenders you will probably see quite a few long jumpers playing inside isolation.


Once I scored a basket that still makes me laugh.
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176574.11 in reply to 176574.10
Date: 3/5/2011 1:56:19 AM
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I guess you're right.
But my thinking is that although inside iso will try to make an open shot for big-men, I think it'd still be hard, as inside is usually well guarded with C and PF. In order for inside iso to work efficiently, I believe that the big-men need to be much much better than the opponent's big-men. If offense big-men were relatively better than the defense big-men, the big-men will still attempt many shots I guess, but if it was so, I doubt this tactic will work efficiently.
I don't really think inside iso and outside iso are very effective offensive tactics (but ofc it varies from teams to teams).